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The operating system (Windows XP) and all software is loaded directly from a 32GB CompactFlash card that reads at 22MB/second The only way to deal with heat in this book is to just avoid creating it in the first place, so all the components are ultra-low power The CPU and GPU hover at 48 degrees Celsius. The system is entirely passively cooled, and waste heat conducts out through the book. The system has 1GB of RAM (less RAM equals less power consumption and heat) The CPU is an Intel Z530P, running at 1.6GHz and the GPU is an Intel GMA500 chipset, capable of running DirectX 9.0C graphics. Power consumption is around 12 watts and the battery life is around 1.5 to 2 hours

The power supply converts its voltage to the 12V and 5V required by the computer. The power supply is a 3-cell lithium-ion battery capable of outputting 60A of current (but the book uses nowhere near that much). There's a matching 4-wire resistive glass touchscreen overlaid on top as the main input method, which updates at 160 samples/second, with a touch resolution of 2048x2048 This provides 1:1 native pixel mapping on the original versions of Myst, Riven and Exile. The screen is a 640x480 5.0-inch LED-backlit display.

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And filled it with a full desktop computer, hand-assembled with the smallest components Ando could find, in order to fit the computer into the restricted space: One part Ocean’s Eleven, one part Lord of the Rings, one part Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, one part My Fair Lady.(Myst book image © 2012 Mike Ando. Mistborn: Heist story about a young woman recruited into a gang of thieves, trained to use magic and to imitate a noblewoman, then used in a plot to try and rob (and hopefully overthrow) the immortal emperor of the world. He tries to unravel the world’s magic system (which is now non-functional, and potentially the source of the disease) while surviving in terrible circumstances and trying to bring civilization back to those locked in the city with him

Here are quick descriptions of a couple of my books to help you chooseĮlantris: Story of a man who catches a terrible magical disease, and is thrown into a prison city for those with that disease.

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Since these books aren’t interconnected, reading them in the sequential order of the respective series is recommended. Recommended Reading Order for Non-Cosmere Books The Alloy of Law is an okay jumping in spot for the Cosmere, but keep in mind that this book has spoilers for the original Mistborn trilogy. Finding these easter eggs is one of the things that makes re-reading the books so much fun. There are tidbits in each of the books that inform the other books, but you don’t have to notice these things to enjoy the story by itself. That said, it really doesn’t matter which Cosmere series you start with, which means any of these books are good starting points: I recommended reading the books in sequential order rather than trying to dive into the second book in a series without having read the first book. Recommended Reading Order for Cosmere Books If you’re looking something that will appeal to young adults, try Steelheart, Mistborn, or The Rithmatist. If you’re a younger reader or want something humorous and lighthearted, try Alcatraz vs. If you consider yourself a fantasy reader, try Mistborn: the Final Empire or The Way of Kings. If you don’t typically read fantasy, try Steelheart or Elantris. If you’re new to my books, here’s a primer on where to start.

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